Sentence examples for yes ticket from inspiring English sources

A total of 4,896 votes were lodged with the yes ticket for the $3m takeover bid requiring 75% support.

Mr. Weller took to the task with a passion, enlisting colleagues who became as eager as he was to assure a future for the project, which now operates on a budget of about $250,000 a year, raised from foundation grants, donations, benefits and, yes, ticket sales.

And yes, tickets are $50-2650-26hoff onf on buying that new Hawaiian shirt for the occasion.

Guests who book in advance with the RAILS code and present a train ticket at check-in can get 15 percent off the best available rate at more than 30 Kimpton hotels, and yes, tickets on trains from the airport into the city count.

AMY DAVIDSON: Din, yes; tickets divided one third Romney campaign, one third Obama, and the rest in a lottery to students.

Yes, tickets sell out instantly; yes, it's a chore to line up for returns.

And yes, "Lion King" tickets are still very much in demand, with prime orchestra seats sold out through next April.

But for a few monastic New Yorkers — for whom asceticism is a virtue and courtside seats at a Knicks basketball game taboo (yes, the tickets would also be taxed) — life might go on more or less as usual.

And, yes, top ticket prices at prestigious performing-arts institutions are out of reach for many among the 99 percent.

Greenish and flaking, it is chipped like a Greek temple salt-preserved in Sicily: yes, his ticket booth's rounded cinder-block steps arranged in a shape as close to scallop shell as blocks that size could possibly become.

Actually, yes; the ticket was later dropped when it became a PR nightmare for the city.